I'm not doing successful in school! <|3
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I'm in poly now and my grades seem to fall off and I'm not that motivated, always addicted to playing MMORPG games. . . Please help me!!
xoxo & Thanks! <3
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u know where the prob is.
so are u going to do something abt it?
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Em.. Stop playing Pc games??
But I don't know how to focus on studies..
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Originally posted by RcSusu:
I'm in poly now and my grades seem to fall off and I'm not that motivated, always addicted to playing MMORPG games. . . Please help me!!
xoxo & Thanks! <3
Easy. Smash your computer or cut your hands off.
Who cares about your grades ? Somebody needs to clean our public toilets, you are our perfect future candidate.
I wouldn't care if my toilet cleaner is addicted to online games.
Once you drop out of school.. let us know... we have several openings available.
Low pay, zero benefits, and you get to pay for the toilet papers too.
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Can you stop joking? I'm being serious, unless that is a source of motivation you are intending to give me.
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Originally posted by RcSusu:
Can you stop joking? I'm being serious, unless that is a source of motivation you are intending to give me.
I wasn't joking.
Think about this... what is the purpose of an education system. It is to produce an educated workforce .
The workforce is a hierachy. Like a pyramid.
There's only a few at the top.. and majority at the bottom.
Our education system is not to produce a single layer of workers... its to sift out the bottom like yourself... and put the FEW successful ones at the top.
If you think education is merely a HOBBY... then you belong at the bottom rung.
Self motivation is what makes you come out at the top.
Nobody can make you come out top. it's all about you and your personal ambition.
We can lead a horse to the water... but we cannot force it to drink if it's not thirsty enough.
Obviously you are more thristy in Virtual achievements, you feel powerful and accomplished playing online games...
While others who are not addicted to online games are more realistic.. they rather succeed in real life than pretending to be the hero in online games.
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just like a mother lecturing her own son.
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Originally posted by FireIce:
u know where the prob is.
so are u going to do something abt it?
the true question for this thread is how to find the will to do the solution. Solution can be easily found, but it takes the will to even get started and eventually to take TS far.
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Originally posted by kengkia:
the true question for this thread is how to find the will to do the solution. Solution can be easily found, but it takes the will to even get started and eventually to take TS far.
Well, you seem to know much....
So whats YOUR solution ?
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it's all in the mind.
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So dude, if you are ok with cleaning toilets and hard labor jobs... you are perfectly fine where you are right now.
Dont get me wrong.. I am on your side. I absolutely agree with you that studies are a waste of time... grades are BS.
Getting good grades and a distinction ain't gonna make your cock any bigger... and quitting school ain't gonna shrink your dick either... so to hell with school right ?
Right.. Carry on... what game are you playing ? Maybe I can join your guild ?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_addiction
Video games addiction is use of computer and video games to make life bearable. Instances have been reported in which users play compulsively, isolating themselves from family and friends or from other forms of social contact, and focus almost entirely on in-game achievements rather than other life events, and exhibit lack of imagination and mood swings. There is no formal diagnosis of video game addiction in current medical or psychological literature. Inclusion of it as a psychological disorder has been proposed and rejected for the next version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM).
NAMS treats problem gambling and other behavioural addictions (internet, gaming, etc), and substance addictions (alcohol and drugs).
For information: 63892000
To make an appointment: 63892200
Addictions Helplines: 6-RECOVER for all addictions
1800-6-668-668 for problem gamblingTips on Moderating Gaming and Internet Use
Internet addiction is a term applied to those who spend excessive amount of time online at the expense of and to the detriment of other aspects of their lives.
Examples of such obsessive behaviours include:- Spending too much time on chat rooms which replace real-life relationships
- Compulsive gambling online, or involvement with online auctions
- Obsessive computer game playing, including multi-players games
- Addiction to cyber sex or pornography on the Internet.
Addiction to Games
When time spent playing games on the computer begins to harm a pupil’s social relationships, or disrupts school life, the pupil may be addicted. Like other addictions, the pupil will spend more time playing games to feel good. Time away from the computer games will result in moodiness or withdrawal.
Some Symptoms of Computer Games Addiction- Spending most of non-school hours on the computer games
- Not keeping up with schoolwork
- Lying about computer game use
- Choosing to use the computer to play games, rather than meeting friends
- Dropping out of other social groups (clubs or sports)
- Irritability when not playing games on the computer
Proposed Actions to Prevent Addiction (Games)
Below are some strategies that you can share with pupils. Teach the pupil to:- Maintain a balance between playing games and involvement in other activities. Pupils can map out the different activities of the day and ensure that gaming does not take up the majority of their time.
- Take breaks from gaming. Teacher can advise pupils to put in a 'reality break' to see what else is going on in the house; try to focus attention away from the fantasy world of the games for a few minutes. Keep to a strict number of hours playing online games per week.
- Make gaming a social occasion. Invite friends over to play games. Choose games that allow peers to play.
- Play educational games instead. Switch over to playing educational games on computers. There are computer games that provide exciting and educational opportunities and are more worthwhile than non-educational computer games such as shooting games.
- Seek alternatives. Pupils get a sense of power from playing and mastering computer games. Pupils could look for interactive activities that give them power through participation and learning. Physical games like basketball and activities like cycling should be encouraged.
Getting Help with Addiction (Games)
There is available help in Singapore if children are already addicted to computer games. These help groups are:- National Committee on Youth Guidance and Rehabilitation
http://www.nygr.org.sg/pages/Promoting_prevention.html - Touch Cyber Wellness & Sports
http://www.tcs.org.sg/service/st_youth/01.html?item=2
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Originally posted by RcSusu:
Can you stop joking? I'm being serious, unless that is a source of motivation you are intending to give me.
where are you?
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Seem to me, you already know the answer. At least you realise your grades are falling.
When I was addicted to MMORPG, I didn't realise my grades fell until after I graduated.
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its about control. last time when i still schooling i know a lot big world of fun and games and girls out there. but i withheld and just keep scooling. after school completed. work. when enough of it i quite and stay homeplay oblivion skyrm like no 2mr
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get a girlfriend
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or gayfriend